Bicycle from Face Painter by Emma Dean
Tracklist
| 3. | Bicycle | 3:25 |
Lyrics
I am feeling like a re-enactment is occurring
I am feeling like I've mucked it all up yet again
If I could ride a bike I'd ride away into the sunset
I know you know what that feels like
I know you know what that feels like...
CHORUS:
If you got something you want to tell me darlin’
Please, can you hold it in until we meet this Sunday
Oh…I need to think about this path I want to take
On my bicycle whoa oh...
I am feeling like my voice is stuck down in my throat
I am feeling like a stranger inside my own skin
If I could ride a bike I'd ride away and visit Norway
I know you know what that feels like
I know you know what that feels like...
CHORUS:
If you got something you want to tell me darlin’
Please, can you hold it in until we meet this Sunday
Oh…I need to think about this path I want to take
On my bicycle whoa oh...
Always going away
Why can't I come with you one of these days?
Oh please don't say that if we keep going on like this
We may not get through…may not get through
May not get through...through…through
CHORUS:
If you got something you want to tell me darlin’
Please, can you hold it in until we meet this Sunday
Oh…I need to think about this path I want to take
On my bicycle whoa oh...
Credits
Emma - vocals, piano, violin, hammond
Dane Pollock - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, brontilini
John Turnbull - bass guitar
Tony Dean - drums
The EP was produced by Ben Stewart and Emma Dean
Recorded and mixed by Ben Stewart
assisted by Elliot Hudson (301, Byron Bay)
Recorded at 301, Byron Bay & the Dean household
Mixed at Wavelength Studios
Mastered by Matthew Redlich at Massive Masters
Artwork design and photography by Lee Hutchison
Choir on Chew Love: Angie Miles, Anette Askvik, Alana Beasley,
Alex Makar, Amy Macdonald, Claire Wills, Dane Pollock,
Emma Dean, Edward Guglielmino, James O'Brien, John Turnbull,
Jim Forbes, Lee Hutchison, Megan Washington,
Melissa Forbes (and baby Forbes), Nathan Moore,
Pippa Bonney, Stacey Erbacher, Stuart Fisher.
License
All rights reserved.Tags
Emma Dean is an imperfect, romantic and passionate human-being who loves to write theatrical pop songs about love and the human spirit. When not on stage,
she is a passionate advocate of the magical healing qualities of group singing, and proudly leads a colourful community choir called Cheep Trill who she considers to be her extended family.